When multiplying powers with the same base, add the number in the exponent. For example, if you were multiplying 2^4 and 2^3, you would add 3 and 4 (3+4=7), and write your answer as 2^7. In this case, the bases being multiplied are both 2/3, so you can add 2 and 6 for a sum of 8 and put 8 as the exponent: (2/3)^8. The fully simplified expression is 2^8/3^8 because the exponent applies to both the numerator and the denominator.
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Set up a proportion where number of times is on top and miles is on bottom: 6/1 = x/(5/6) Cross-multiply: 6*(5/6) = 1*x 5 = x She must run 5 times around her neighborhood.
